it was greg faull's caretaker.greg, he said, was dead. >> we thought heart attack. >> i was thinking heart attack. i'm thinking he, you know, could have slipped and fell on the tile. >> reporter: but no, when the mccanns and the other expats got to greg's house, it was clear this was no slip and fall. >> his body was there motionless. >> there was blood all over the floor. >> there was blood everywhere, yeah. >> reporter: police soon determined that greg faull had been killed with a single shot to the back of the head, execution style. and there was one oddly horrifying detail -- the position of greg faull's t-shirt. >> it was pulled up over, like in a hockey move or something, where you pull the center up over you head like that. it was all the way behind his neck, but his shirt was still on. it was just the center pulled up over. >> reporter: as he stood there looking at his friend's corpse, he was struck by the fact that, in spite of the obvious violence, there seemed to be no sign a robbery or even any struggle

i am your host greg gutfeld or g-reg because i'm a regular greg. last time i will answer a letter from a teen fan seth as always from tampa writes, dear greg, you leaving feels like when mommy and daddy broke up. is this my fault too? seth unlike when your parents split up it is not your fault for being a lack luster son never got at sports and never had a girlfriend. i will always love you and "red eye" will love you too. we just need to go our separate ways. don't think of it as a bad thing. think of it as a new beginning. tv history is full of great shows that were just as successful as the original. remember "happy days"? even more so what came after joan knee loves chachi. i remember the after mash and friends ran for 10 seasons but wasn't that a warm up of the tour de force that was joey? this has been another -- >> i thought we would take a look at some of the special moments that our guests have given us over the years. one of my favorites when we had the lead singer of the spin doctors on. nick foley did. >> i say filthy and outrageous thi

greg: welcome back, everyone to the "road to the final four." kentucky taking care of business in its opening round game beating hampton by a score of 79-56. up next for wildcats, the cincinnati bearcats. there probably was no better -- no more certain a winner than kentucky. kenny: without question. and even though they comfortably won they're going to go back and see what they need to do to tighten things up because as you advance, you to continue to raise your level and kentucky will do that. greg good day for the state of ohio. bad day for the state of texas. good day for the big east. charles: this is our fourth or fifth year. this is probably the best day as far as close games. we said there were three blow oiths and --outs and the rest of the games -- how many games ended like the last minute? greg: five one-point game. charles: it was a great day unless you're a fan of a losing team. the ncaa starts for kentucky. there are five less games possibly and each of these five games will be a real test. there was a scouting report on them. the

greg: welcome back, everyone to the "road to the final four." kentucky taking care of business in its opening round game beating hampton by a score of 79-56. up next for wildcats, the cincinnati bearcats. there probably was no better -- no more certain a winner than kentucky. kenny: without question. and even though they comfortably won they're going to go back and see what they need to do to tighten things up because as you advance, you to continue to raise your level and kentucky will do that. greg good day for the state of ohio. bad day for the state of texas. good day for the big east. charles: this is our fourth or fifth year. this is probably the best day as far as close games. we said there were three blow oiths and --outs and the rest of the games -- how many games ended like the last minute? greg: five one-point game. charles: it was a great day unless you're a fan of a losing team. the ncaa starts for kentucky. there are five less games possibly and each of these five games will be a real test. there was a scouting report on them. the

closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> spero: we'll send you to greg gumbel in new yorkfter these messages on cbs. her happy anniversary. next time you talk to caroline, i'll remind you. oh, and remind me to get roses when i'm near any store. sure thing. remind you when you get to store. cortana, it's gonna be a great night. oh, wow! thanks for the traffic alert. i better get going. you're making me look good. thanks, cortana. you bet. great no-contract lumia devices as low as $49.88 at walmart. [crowd cheering. phone ringing] hey. hey steve, i was gonna order a pizza and watch the game. you in? you were going to order pizza to your home? yea. well do these pizza people bring you rounds of beers, walls of television and fried pickles? awwe, you're at b-dubs? can i come? yeah, it's tourney time. just get down here man. can ellis come? [soda bottle crunching] ohh, ellis... uh-uh uh, no, no. no ellis, man. watch this. [soda bottle crunching] [ellis laughing] buffalo wild wings. 21 sauces and seasonings tons of taps and countless flat screens. nowhere is sports more alive. y

closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> spero: we'll send you to greg gumbel in new yorkfter these messages on cbs. her happy anniversary. next time you talk to caroline, i'll remind you. oh, and remind me to get roses when i'm near any store. sure thing. remind you when you get to store. cortana, it's gonna be a great night. oh, wow! thanks for the traffic alert. i better get going. you're making me look good. thanks, cortana. you bet. great no-contract lumia devices as low as $49.88 at walmart. [crowd cheering. phone ringing] hey. hey steve, i was gonna order a pizza and watch the game. you in? you were going to order pizza to your home? yea. well do these pizza people bring you rounds of beers, walls of television and fried pickles? awwe, you're at b-dubs? can i come? yeah, it's tourney time. just get down here man. can ellis come? [soda bottle crunching] ohh, ellis... uh-uh uh, no, no. no ellis, man. watch this. [soda bottle crunching] [ellis laughing] buffalo wild wings. 21 sauces and seasonings tons of taps and countless flat screens. nowhere is sports more alive. y

cory: greg walden of -- greg waldorf and danny devoe, we appreciate it.t up an interesting conversation will ensue. i promise. ♪ >> welcome to "bloomberg west" where we cover innovation technology, and the future of business. president obama denouncing a letter signed by 47 representatives and senators which warned that any diplomatic deal by president obama could easily be reversed by the next president. >> i think it's somewhat ironic to see some members of congress wanting to make common cause with the hardliners in iran. it's an unusual coalition. >> republicans say a deal could help iran developing nuclear weapon. the new zealand dollar hit a five-year low against the u.s. dollar. a letter sent in november threatened to contaminate baby formula with pesticide 1080 unless new zealand's government stops using it. so far, some 40,000 samples show no trace of the poison. the prime minister labeled the poison threat eco-terrorism. more than $10,000 confiscated by a former billionaire is missing. the asset seizure is part of an ongoing insider trading case

greg: both extremely good.-cost vision or no most major european airlines in order to compete. they have almost all set up their own low-cost airlines. it flies the same planes yen -- you know the a320 is one of the slows planes in the world. almost all were european airlines. an extremely good safety record. hardly any crashes and german link is the same. betty: thank you so much, greg from paris, updating us on the plane crash from france. breaking news for google. big name for morgan stanley. joining google as the new cfo, scarlet fu has more from the breaking news desk. scarlet: that is she will start her job on may 26 and report to larry page. she had been with morgan stanley for 28 years. she had various roles at the firm including the head of the financial group and cohead of the investment banking, which will serve her well as she makes the transition over to google and silicon valley. betty: thank you. we are 30 minutes away from the start of the trade and want to count you down with the top eight head

joining me now by phone is our paris correspondent, greg keller. greg can you tell us where are you and what is happening at the crash site right now? >> sure. i'm in a village. it's a remote village in the southern alps. it's a good two or three hour drive from any sizable town. we've been en route for about six hours now. just arrived literally minutes ago. this village is a staging area for the search and rescue operation. it's well after dark here now, so the helicopters that have been flying out to the crash scene from here have stopped for the night. so really right now here there's not much going on to mention, really. >> greg, do you have a sense of how big the area of debris is? >> the crash site i'm told is reachable only by helicopter. there are no -- it's off in the mountains. there's not even a road near the site so i'm told it is about ten kilometers of a helicopter ride from the staging area where i'm at, so we cannot see the crash site. we have really no view on that. >> greg keller, thank you. joining me now is alistair jameson. wh

carol and greg were enjoying a few weeks holiday together at the start of his europe stay where gregas to teach english this year. they were both extraordinary and exceptional people loved by many who they loved in return. they will forever be with us in our hearts memories and dreams. >> that was judy bishop, the australian foreign minister paying tribute to two australians who lost their life. a woman in her 60s and 29-year-old son. of the 72 german nationals on board that flight were students from the same school and two of their teachers, a school in northwest germany. now, the headmaster of that school has spoken about how he found out the news in a phone call. >> translator: -- >> our apologies for that. that was the voice of the headmaster of that school describing the pain hearing about the death of those children and one of our correspondents at the school was saying there was just a simple sign outside which said why? which asks why? >>> the prosecutor leading the french investigation into the crash shays office is still gathering important information. >> from today the pr

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he's good at it. >> greg humm here. these are my friends. >> hearing the song by the american dollar. >> the whole time he's riding he's not using his hands, he's drumming along the whole time? >> it's the perfect ice breaker, if you ask me. it's a very unique way to see the country, yeah. >> you don't have to worry about keeping your ipod charged for music. ♪ >> is that the same bucket or did he have to switch out? >> he has a variety of humdrums. >> his last name goes with it. >> but this is anything but humdrum, that's for sure. >> needs a hot dog warmer cart things for the back so he can drum and give away hot dogs. through the town. >> stay behind -- we will stand behind greg humm. >> we will stand behind greg humm. >> an animal rights protest puts her in a critical situation. >> that woman was put into the hospital for two weeks. >> why her unlucky run is causing controversy and raising questions. >> going too fast didn't notice trampled this woman? >> it's a film based on the true story of a young man who used da

he didn't say greg gutfeld. he is starting to talk about conspiracy theory.you are starting to hear now. >> you are not getting it. >> the democrats are getting their fillry of hillary. they are steering clear of her like she has ebola and nickel back tickets. she is sinking faster than her husband's boxers on a jet. she created basically the communications equivalent of like a secret back room behind a book case that you used to see in horror movies where you pull the candle stick. she probably uses the drafts. if you have your own e-mail account you never send an e-mail but only send things in draft. i think she is now in trouble. i really don't see -- i think that right now the democrats are probably looking for other options but the republicans have to start thinking about their options, as well because they have somebody -- >> let this play out. they don't have to do it. focus on themselves. >> the obama administration usually destroys the e-mails. i guess hillary never got the memo. this is how the obama white house operates. >> lisa jackson from the ep

it's easier for dallas cowboys to sign greg hardy than for the panthers to keep him. the panthers are not a team that will continue. they are in a smaller market. dallas, it's all about the cowboys, and they are all about winning. you and i are sports fans, we have a tendency to forget about logic sometimes. because we want the team to win, them to be successful. we believe what we want to believe. whether people want to realise this or not. people are willing to forget transgressions of players if they play for their team and help them win a championship. it happens in every sport. >> championship teams need a championship locker room. >> what is the possibility he is a distraction where tweets or social media as he defends itself takes attention from the team, and creates something of an atmosphere. >> it's harder in that locker room. there's 53 players. it's hard for one person to be a distraction. n.b.a. looks at 15,000. that can happen. once the season starts, people will not care about this for the most part. like so many of the things that happened in professio

>> absolutely agree with greg. i think they're too early. greg hitt the nail on head.ally bull markets don't go out on a whimper like this. usually you have fireworks here. i'm expecting to see a big month in april. liz: adam, sell it and put it under mattress or hide it? >> you better have strategy to come back in. your buddy warren buffett said the dips you want to buy. lumber liquidators closed up today. everyone else was down. be careful what you're selling. >> you have to be in it to win it, right? when the market goes down you're buying what you wanted at a cheaper price! guggenheim partners predicting, this is a big prediction, oil prices could fall as low as mid $20 a barrel? they say this would be a good thing. others say not so much because you see layoffs in the industry but who is right on this one? what do you think, adam? >> well there are in line with citi. when anybody is in line with citi given what happened in 2008. citi said oil $22 a barrel. i don't think it would be bad for economy. i think it would prime things to get the economy much stronger tha

it was wonderful. >> reporter: greg has a long way to go.also broke his neck and one of his legs and it is still not clear how much brain function he has recovered but he was able to tell his mom this. >> he asked me to show him out to get out of the hospital. show me how to get out of here is what he said to me. and i said you want to leave the hospital? yes. >> reporter: joe vasquez, kpix5. >> well greg will be moved to a recovery facility in san leandro. a go fund me account is raising money for his long term care. >>> the issue of race has the cal campus buzzing tonight. students want a building named after a woman accused of killing a police officer. christin ayers, what is that all about? >> reporter: it is part of a larger conversation on race. the students are telling me they are doing it to make a statement in a very controversial way. tori spencer tales about being black are painful. >> students are stopped because they fit the profile of others on campus. >> reporter: only 3% of berkeley students are african- american. a survey re

i think it is coming at it from two angles. >> greg?arly all child abductions are done by people that the child knows. we have been so guilty of stranger shaming. because a middle aged talk show host likes to use the neighborhood park slide at lunch time i am the threat. i'm tired of it. >> you fit on those slides? >> yes. i can go through the tube. >> "one more thing" is up next. >>> it's time for "one more thing." >> i haven't banned a phrase. blowing up. people keep using this phrase when something is happening on twitter. they go it's blowing up on twitter. twitter is not real life. nothing is actually blowing up. you should only be blowing up beach wraps and dolls. enough. >> that was weird. >> you're weird. >> blow up dolls? anyway. i wonder what yours looks like. >> kimberly guilfoyle 300. >> i have a nice clean "one more thing." the lost art of handwriting. a lot of schools don't bother teaching cursive writing. >> outrage. >> now there is scientific reason the schools should start doing this and parents should demand it. it hel

i'm greg gutsfeld along with julia lo ks pipinsky. dan torino, "the five." >>> so was the devil their co-pilot? it seems so to the french. >> there was a voluntary intention, refused to open the cabin door to the pilot. he refused to open the cockpit door which started the descent procedure for an action we still don't know why but which we can only deduct that it destroyed the plane. >> it's pretty horrible stuff, but at least we know something. a co-pilot deliberately crashing a jet, killing everyone on board. was it planned? spur of the moment? part of a bigger plot? that isn't known yet but here's what we do know. that secured door the unbreakable separation between pilot and passenger, it was a product of 9/11. >> translator: international legislation since 9/11 imposed a double system on the cockpit door so that no one could just enter the cockpit in order to take over the controls of the airplane. and the mechanisms is, in fact only inside the cockpit. it's a code, an identification code like a camera where you'll recognize and

greg: not a huge amount. 20 years old from a town a hour north of frankfurt.in a gliding club and his dream was to fly commercially. not huge amount beyond that. he had 600 hours under his belt compared to the 10,000 from the command pilot, the man he locked out of the copilot -- of the cockpit. the ceo would not give the reason there was a gap in the training citing medical confidentiality, but there is nothing anyone knows that could explain what happened. alix: when you look at the news today, what does it tell you? greg: first, it is not that a pilot leaves the cockpit to go to the restaurant, tet -- to go to the restroom, so how long was he planning on doing this. how long was he left alone in the cockpit. if it was a u.s. airline and one of the pilots needed to leave, a flight attendant would take the pilots place in the car it. there would always be two people. if that procedure had been in place or if it had been and it had been followed, we would not be having this conversation. alix: -- matt: that is not a regulation outside of the u.s.. what are we

kimberly: greg spent most of the day indoors, where it was not hot. greg: it was cold. in a basketball sense. the temperature was fine. what happened to these guys? why was there a chicken >> now, the toyota sports desk. greg: i was at the wizards game today, and the crowd got the most excited when the rockets' nick jonson missed two free throws. other than that, the wizards fans did not have a lot to cheer about. it was way too quiet in the building. the wizards needed some chicken sandwich enthusiasm as they headed toward the playoffs. today, no one was really pleased. >> we got to get in. everybody has to get into the game. we are going through the motions. gregg: part of the second quarter, john wall lost the ball. the wizards were down 13 at the half. wall the only guy to show a lot of heart. sloppy play. wall scrambles. porter, the reverse. wall had 12 assists and 25 points. the rockets one in a 14-2 run to blow it open. the wizards have lost five of their last six. >> it was an effort where we did not, and try. our focus from an offensive standpoint -- john was t

. >> hi, i'm alex greg the assist principle let's go bayview (clapping) so my comments will be belief to the board as you can see we have wonderful families that are supporting our school and happy that the success we have is are excellent teachers who also share some of their comments on who was happening at the school i want to share two quick stories about things i think are a show of success first right of refusal the school are placed in academic success we recently got back some of the results from our making testing a national test that is doable 4 times a year this measures their readiness for college in our 7th grade in math we had an average a group of 1 hundred 86 years our students have grown two years in that's correct to september to they're targeted growth in particular our lowest people that nodes the most growth made over 3.16 years of growth that indicated what we are doing with our students is making a difference and setting them on the pathway to go to college the second thing the idea of the school not only being a place of academic success but we we have a emphas

we know that greg has a firm understanding as well." >> is there no line you won't cross? is there no crime you won't accept? now, you can beat a woman and play with a star on your helmet. >> i'm afraid this is taking a huge step backwards. if it isn't good enough for the ravens, or carolina, i can't imagine it's good enough for dallas." >> reporter: after ray rice and adrian peterson, the nfl launched an aggressive pr blitz. tonight, america's team seems to be saying just one more. ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >>> now, to the west tonight. the faa is investigating a near-miss in the skies over seattle. two helicopters nearly colliding with a tiny intruder a drone, violating federal regulations by flying so high and so close. and it's happening more and more, raising real concerns about safety in the skies. abc's david kerley who covers aviation for us, with the tape tonight. >> hey, ah ed, we just got droned. >> reporter: an alarming danger for two seattle news choppers. >> got it. got it. >> reporter: a drone, violating regulations. even flying above our affiliate komo

greg calhoun, mr. greg calhoun, move quickly. rainbow push session made payable to brown's chapel? brown's chapel, $500. stand quickly. it does not have basketball properties. they bounce, you know. will not take long. don't talk, please. this is quiet money. you will give at least $100. stand quickly. you will give $100 to brown's chapel church. if you will give $100, please stand. i'm so glad to see you. you are that the senate sent me to jail. you are the chief law office of america. i'm going to have good credit because you are there today. i want you to clean my record up. that's your first act. lorenzo -- preaching machine. friend, please don't talk. i need to see you stand if you are going to give $100. stand, stand. if you will give $100, please stand quickly. move quickly. don't move too quickly. i believe in shouting, but don't shout -- other folks are outside . $50, raise your hand. you will give something -- you give something, you will give something? please move quickly. if you will give something please stand. you give something, you give something. brother brooks? a

greg? >> well, the joke is on everybody. on anybody who has a sincere feeling about this whether you believe that the police -- the police acted wrongly or you believe in defending the police. ber all being preyed on by infill traitors. pace clirks a roving band of minstrels, these radicals that move from protest to protest. they -- they were there at occupy wall street. they show up at every -- # >> the same thing, morial those cops being shot was wrong but there may be some other reasons explaining why. >> you think it was justification? >> i do not. i don't think either one. i don't -- >> no, no you think morial was trying to justify? >> no trying to say he was making excuses why that may have taken place and there's no -- there's no justification. >> all right. dana? >> i'm good. i know we need to go. >> stay with us, right? >>> coming up did hillary clinton break the law by keeping work-related e-mails on a private server. why her exit from the state department may hold the answer when "the five" returns. ♪ help brazil

greg fife, welcome to you both. this an issue specific to laguardia or would have concerns about planes taking off and landing in this kind of weather anywhere? >> i don't have concerns because the pilot and command thought it was safe. the airport thought it was safe so those are the decisions of the people we rely upon. i wouldn't go down upon the path saying they shouldn't have been landing there. airplanes before this landed safely, so therefore, i think we're looking at something other than a bad decision made by someone on the ground. >> greg are there ntsb guidelines on when an airport should close and so forth based on weather? >> the ntsb doesn't have any regulatory authority. it's up to the airport to determine whether or not the runways are in a condition for safe operation. they'll coordinate that activity with the faa, but it is the airport's call to go out there and determine whether or not the runways are in a condition for safe operation. >> greg it does appear according to the faa's own statistics,

i'm greg gutfeld. this is "the five." ♪ >>> did you think yesterday's press conference helped hillary? then you think the iceberg helped the titanic. >> i opted for convenience, because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and personal e-mails instead of two. >> that voice, it's like a joy buzzer minus the boy. a whoopee cushion minus the air and minus the truth, as well. didn't she once say she carried four? did she lose them? unlike her husband, i guess she can't juggle. speaking of bill -- >> the server contains personal communications from my husband and me, and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities. >> so she got e-mails from her husband? but he claims he only sent two e-mails in his entire life. so hillary must be lying, because bill did not have text with that woman. and no surprise, even the main stream media thinks she's on the hotseat. >> the former secretary of state answering questions about the private e-mail controversy. >> but she may have raised mo

fox news correspondent greg palkot joins us live. greg? >> greta, we are coming to you from where the main investigation is being conducted into that horrible crash the german wings plane into the southern french alps. it's where the prosecutor gave those stirring words today this the co-piatt lot clib bratly crashed that plane. new leads coming out of germany and from the ongoing search recovery mission happening about 100 yards from where we are right now. that search and recovery mission happened today. i spoke to one person who had good access what was going on on the ground. they say the recovery is coming down to little plastic bags being filled with pieces of the plane and, unfortunately, bits of the bodies have been scattered across that mountain side 150 victims of that crash yes, the focus is zeroing in to the co-pilot. the man who took charge of the cockpit. as the prosecutor here in mars say accounted in dramatic fashion, he blocked the door as the captain was outside that plane. knocking then pounding desperately trying to get

greg, that means never. then recently iran was told that it will be allowed to conduct enrichment in the underground facility but not with uranium. this is a very dangerous facility and letting iran to continue to operate and perfect it i think is just a terrible idea. the american people and congress should say two words. two words to the president no deal. >> all right. fred, good to see you. thanks very much. be sure to watch fox news sunday when chris wallace interviews general michael flynn, the former director of the defense intelligence agency weighing in on all the chaos going on across the middle east. that's fox news sunday exclusive. be sure to check your local listings. >>> the march madness final four tournament will stay in indianapolis next week amid controversy over indiana's new religious freedom law. but the ncaa warns they're looking into how the law might affect its future events in the state. the law allows businesses to refuse service for religious reasons. opponents say it could allow

greg thank you so much.me. >>> we're going to take a short break as we're monitoring the situation in the alps in france. you see the leaders of spain, germany and france and we'll bring you more details on "the rundown." stay with us. plenty of guys have this issue not just getting an erection, but keeping it. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. and you only take it when you need it. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing upset stomach and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you experience a sudden decrease or loss in vision or hearing. ask your doctor if... ...viagra is right for you. >>> back to coverage of the mid-air mystery over the french alps. you see first responders members of the fren

greg matthew, deanthony jones and i have eli. go ahead. >> okay. thank you for giving us the opportunity to speak this morning, and i am also here with the san francisco urban agricultural alliance which stefjust discussed. and i wanted to reiterate our interest in seeing an annual report, particularly as it is required as part of the -- or see it within the legislation that is created for the urban agriculture program. we are really excited about the additional $50,000 for community gardens, but we would like to clarify that kind -- we would like more clarity on how this money is being spent in terms of maintenance, infrastructure and staff time? one of the things that we did note was that if the community garden coordinator, that is currently at .25 full-time equivalent for the fiscal year of 2013-2014, we're not clear exactly on how that matches with the $120,000 that appears to have been spent on staff time according to the program spending page of the community garden program report. so we would like some clarity on sort of how that money is b

greg, where are investigators focusing their attention right now? and how are other airlines worldwide responding? >> right now the technical aspect of the investigation is gone. it's now focused on the first officer, his mental health and where the trap lines could have been to try to get him out of the cockpit because of some of these issues now developing. the airlines now because of this solo pilot being there and no way to get into the cockpit to remedy a bad situation are now adopting the protocols of the united states in putting a second crew member in there so that in the event something happens, an incapacitation or nefarious act, they're going to be able to at least assist in trying to get somebody qualified back in to stop the process. >> investigator greg feith tonight, thank you. >>> in this country we're following late developments in los angeles where a commuter train rammed into a car that was crossing the tracks. more than 20 people were injured. nbc's jacob rascon is in los angeles tonight with the latest there. jacob, good evening

greg rogers is chief pi rot for the news in brisbane. a call comes in about a yacht in distress. >> we got word there was a boat in trouble off the island. >> greg and the camera man took off in the chopper 7 news chopper to record what they assume will be a routine water rescue in morton bay. they don't have exact coordinates for the boat's location. they spot a different vessel, the water police, who are responding to the may day call. greg hopes the water police know where the troubled boat is, but he can't confirm this by radio. >> they were on a different frequency. we didn't have that frequency with us. so that added to the problems. we couldn't see anything up ahead where they were heading, so we turned around and went back a little ways. then we found the yacht. it was in a precarious position. >> after two days navigating stormy seas, skipper malcolm dickson is trapped in morton bay's shallow waters. his girlfriend and her small child huddle below deck as malcolm battles the waves. >> it was just disappearing in behind these swe

on these streets on a city improvement contract subcontracted out to private companies including greg's trucking. the owner said the man who was driving the truck had been working for him for 25 years had an accident and was on the verge of retirement. he said it was a freak accident. >> the wrong moments, place and time. >> reporter: cal/osha is now investigating while lindsey combs' friends and families grieve. christin ayers, kpix 5. >> we checked the state records and crockett trucking has the latest to haul nonhazardous cargo. >>> closing arguments this morning in the ellen pao case. she is suing kleiner perkins for $16 million. her attorneys say she was the victim of a male dominated culture at the company and that senior managers retaliated against her when she complained. but kleiner perkins says pao twisted the facts and had a history of conflicts with colleagues. >>> today president obama will meet with afghans president at the white house to talk about the u.s. potentially leaving about 10,000 troops in afghanistan into next year. yesterday, the afghan president medical with

the "the communicators" features greg walden chair of the subcommittee on communication and technology. and then former maryland governor, bob erlich holds a town hall meeting. and then an interview with the senior advisor to president obama. >> c-span rated by america's cable companies 340 years ago and brought to you -- 35 -- as a local service from your cable or satellite provider. >> host: and greg walden is republican of maryland and chair of the subcommittee on communication and technology. congressman, walden give us your take on what the fcc did. >> guest: disappointing. a big win for the communication bar because this will be litigated for years to come. unnecessary, i think for a lot of reasons. i think they went way too far. the fcc used to have more independence than it has today. it is really i don't think helpful for the internet. there was a much better way that would have given protection for consumers and legal certainty for investors and it is called legislating. >> host: what kinds of protections do consumers meadneed? >> you want it make sure they are not advantagei

ceo and president greg isanford.alk to everybody who is watching including the city slickers. sell me on this stock as a farming company. >> well, first of all, let me say that we serve not the production farmer. but we serve the rural lifestyler. this is an individual who lives outside the perimeter of this city and has some property. probably has some large animal. probably has some equipment. but nothing that would be considered production. so when there's a lot of conversation about our stock in comparison to the production farming woes out there, there's no relevance. the two don't match. liz: the two do not match. okay. all right. >> do not match. liz: we're looking at video. there's feed. an ed turner. i was reading that celebrities have their own chickens. kate hudson has her own chickens in malibu. >> that's correct. yeah. liz: you have upped your growth. i found this interesting. you are expecting 2500 stores to be opened. it was 2100. in what time frame -- and you already have 1400. so this must mean busin

greg palkot. for more on the germanwings crash investigation, we're joined by allen. former crash information for the transportation safety board. and faa, aviation psychologist. the author of the book "air safety investigators." great to have you with us and to help us understand better some of what is going on here. unusual in so many respects. let's start with the very fact that this pilot, this co-pilot had so much trouble we now learn, and that escaped the attention of his coworkers, apparently his family, and certainly lufthansa and germanwings. how could that be? >> well lou, that's -- obviously it's extremely unusual. the german airlines, particularly lufthansa. and i've watched their training. actually i was out at that school in phoenix where the co-pilot graduated. look they're heavily monitored. but this guy must have been very good at deception. unfortunately, much of what we look at in the aviation medical system is based on voluntary reporting. so i guess it's possible -- it is possible, obviously the barbecue this holds up for somebody to conceal this.

we know that greg has a firm understanding as well." nfl is still investigating hardy whose deal could earn im13 million. >>> close call for new news choppers. they were buzzed by a drone. flying four times higher tan allowed. the pilots had trouble seeing it and if they'd hit it the results could have been catastrophic. one of the choppers followed it back to its home base but when cops knocked on the door the residents denied owning a drone. the faa is investigating these close calls happening 25 times a month and pilots say it's just a matter of time until there's an dent. >>> a pennsylvania boy is alive and would you believe well thanks to an incredible medical effort. 22-month-old gardell martin had no pulse when he was pulled from an icy creek near his home. cpr was started right away and continued at two hospitals for nearly two hours. doctors could not believe it when they finally got a pulse. >> my 23 years i have not seen an hour and 41 minutes come back to this degree of neurologic recovery. that doesn't happen by accident. i